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Dixie and the School Trip

by Grace Gilman
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Overview

When Dixie sneaks her way onto the school bus with Emma,the two friends are in for a real trip! A class trip, in fact, to the dinosaur museum! Emma and her classmates learn all about how the dinosaurs lived from a real dinosaur expert. But when Dixie takes dinosaur bones like they're doggie treats, Emma steps in to save the museum. Can the pair dig their way out of their mess?

Dixie and the School Trip is the fourth I Can Read story starring Dixieβ€”a fantastic addition to any beginning reader's library.

About the Author, Grace Gilman

Grace Gilman is a former children's book editor. She lives in New York City.

Sarah McConnell grew up in the English countryside and spent her childhood drawing on every surface she could find. She now lives in Nottingham, England, with her partner, Rich, and an extremely mischievouscat named Kitten.

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Editorials

School Library Journal

PreS-Gr 1β€”In this fourth easy reader starring Dixie, the curious pup with floppy ears eagerly hops on the bus unnoticed to join her owner on a class trip. At the dinosaur museum, Dixie hides not just one dinosaur bone but three, and she carries another one back to school. The story is told in short sentences of familiar words set in large type. The illustrations are colorful, and the layout has enough white space to make this book inviting and easy to read.β€”Janene Corbin, Rosebank Elementary School, Nashville, TN

Book Details

Published
June 5, 2012
Publisher
HarperCollins Publishers
Pages
32
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780062086082

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